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South Africa: An Ideal Investment Destination
Much has been said about South Africa’s rich cultural diversity and heritage. Much more could be said about her world-class infrastructure and undeniable position...
The fight against COVID-19 – how Africans are embodying the true meaning of Africa...
Since its establishment almost 60 years ago, the African Union has dedicated a day, and a month, to the importance of unity amongst its...
Celebrate Africa Day with Brand South Africa
The world annually observes Africa Day on 25 May, acknowledging the solidarity among African countries. Africa Day was established in 1963, commemorating the formation...
On the Shoulders of a Giant: Lessons from the life of Oliver Tambo
The Oliver and Adelaide Tambo Foundation hosted the Oliver Tambo Centenary Memorial Lecture under the appropriate theme “On the Shoulders of a Giant” at...
Press release: Brand South Africa commemorates Dakar Talks
Johannesburg, Monday 10 July 2017 – As part of the Commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the Dakar 1987 Talks and Celebration activities around...
State of the Nation Address 2017: full speech
In his State of the Nation Address, President Jacob Zuma declared 2017 the year of Oliver Reginald Tambo, who would have been 100 had...
22 monuments for 22 years of freedom
There are a significant number of monuments to peace and freedom scattered across South Africa – not surprising given its long history of struggle against oppression. With April marking the 22nd anniversary of South Africa’s freedom, we will showcase 22 monuments that pay homage to those who made this country great.
Remembering Zakes Mokae, South African actor 1934 – 2009
CD Anderson
Actor Zakes Mokae was a true South African journeyman in the world of theatre, film and television. Before his death on 11 September...
South Africa’s national symbols
A country’s symbols – seal, motto, flag, anthem, coat of arms and natural symbols – tell its story and play a crucial role in...
John Kani showcases Xhosa in
Legendary South African actor John Kani stars in the latest Marvel Comics movie Captain
America: Civil War as the king of the fictional country, Wakanda. Kani incorporates his
Xhosa mother tongue into the role. Find out the story behind this little piece of Mzansi in
Hollywood.